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Subject: Re: Sorry!

Author: Eduard Nemeth

Date: 23:05:32 03/18/05

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On March 18, 2005 at 22:06:10, Mike Byrne wrote:

>On March 18, 2005 at 21:08:25, Eduard Nemeth wrote:
>
>>On March 18, 2005 at 20:35:17, Mike Byrne wrote:
>>
>>>José posted a one line question -- you respond with a 20+ line response how you
>>>do not like his subject heading?
>>>
>>>A.  That is rude.
>>>
>>>B.  Next time, please spare us the gory details - it will be much appreciated.
>>
>>Hello!
>>
>>My english is bad, but I will set a short example.
>>
>>In my opinion was this not a real Subject.
>>
>>If I write only words like "Fritz 8", tnen says this first nothing, absolutely
>>nothing about my intension in my post. (Only if I "klick" the message and read
>>it).
>>
>>Here any example, what ist a possible subject in my opinion (Fritz 8 along is it
>>not):
>>
>>"I have a Quastion to Fritz 8 - please help?"
>>"Games with Fritz 8 against S9"
>>Is Fritz 8 a good engine?"
>>"What do You think about Fritz 8?"
>>Fritz 8 need not run on my systen "XX" "?"
>>
>>I hope Mike, that You undertsand me now and my intension?
>>
>>But, If I read only "Fritz 8" as a Subject" then I can not know what need me the
>>poster say for me or?
>>
>>This is my opinion!
>>
>>But:
>>Was this right in Your eyes, then "I am sorry" for my impulsive post.
>>
>>Sorry!
>>
>>Eduard
>
>You apoligize and I think that goes a a long way to mend fences.   Sincere
>apologies are always good.  We all make mistakes and perhaps communicate things
>in a way that was unintended.  It's human nature.
>
>I think you're English is very good.. I understood what you meant - that is, a
>more descriptive subject heading wouyld be appreciated.  That's a fair comment.
>It is the delivery and tone  in how you conveyed that message.  Perhaps  a
>simple, "It would be helpful to readers if there was a more description in the
>subject heading."
>
>José should feel much better now and understand that this was just a little
>unintended mistake in how you conveyed your message.
>
>I do agree that all posters should post sufficinet information for the other
>members to decide whether or not to read a post.  We just have to convey  that
>message in a more friendly tone!
>
>I felt bad for José because he has not posted very much and he might have felt
>unwelcome which is not the case at all.
>
>Best,
>
>Michael
>

Thanks Michael!

I do not read every day in CCC Forum, also I hase nit know that José is a new
Poster.

José You are of course welcome for me.

To Micheel any Words: José is  new, then is for me Ok if he post also his first
posts.

But I have seen in last days in another Forum identical sublects that was post
from not from a new poster. That was for me then the Problematic.

Then I have thinks, that José is also too not a new Poster in CCC.

Sorry José and Thanks Michael.
Eduard



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